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1 agent
agent [aʒɑ̃]1. masculine noun• agent de la circulation ≈ traffic policeman• pardon monsieur l'agent excuse me, officerb. ( = représentant) agentc. (en grammaire, science) agent2. compounds* * *aʒɑ̃nom masculin1) ( de l'État) Administration officer, official; Politique agentagent secret/double — secret/double agent
2) Commerce agent3) ( employé) employee4) Chimie, Linguistique agent•Phrasal Verbs:* * *aʒɑ̃, ɑ̃t agent, -e1. nm/f ou nmf1) (agent de police) police officer2) (= espion) agent3) [acteur] agent4) [sportif] manager5) ADMINISTRATION official, officer2. nm1) (= élément, facteur, substance) agent* * *1 ( de l'État) Admin officer, official; Pol agent; agent du gouvernement government official; agent secret/double secret/double agent;3 ( employé) Admin, Entr employee; agent qualifié/non qualifié skilled/unskilled employee; agents contractuels/temporaires contract/temporary staff; agents de santé health workers;agent d'ambiance customer assistant; agent accompagnateur person who helps the elderly and the disabled on public transport; agent artistique Théât theatrical agent; agent d'assurances insurance broker; ( vendeur) insurance salesman; agent de bureau office worker, clerk; agent de change stockbroker; agent de la circulation traffic policeman; agent de classement filing clerk; agent commercial sales representative; agent comptable Admin accountant; agent consulaire consular agent; agent de dissuasion deterrent; agent en douane customs officer; agent économique economic agent; agent hospitalier nursing auxiliary GB, nurse's aide US; agent immobilier estate agent GB, real-estate agent US; agent intelligent Ordinat intelligent agent; agent de liaison liaison officer; agent de maîtrise supervisor; agent maritime shipping agent; agent de police policeman; agent provocateur agent provocateur; agent de publicité advertising agent; agent de recouvrement ( de dette) debt collector; ( d'impôt) tax collector; agent de renseignements intelligence agent; agent technique technician; agent de transmission messenger, dispatch rider; agent de vie quotidienne handyman/handywoman; agent de voyage travel agent.[aʒɑ̃] nom masculinagent de conduite [d'un train] train driver2. [policier]s'il vous plaît, monsieur l'agent excuse me, officeragent atmosphérique/économique atmospheric/economic factor -
2 précarité
précarité [pʀekaʀite]feminine noun* * *pʀekaʀitenom féminin gén, Droit precariousness* * *pʀekaʀite nf1) [situation] precariousness2) POLITIQUE, ÉCONOMIEla précarité — job insecurity, lack of job security
la précarité de l'emploi — job insecurity, lack of job security
* * *précarité nf gén, Jur precariousness; la précarité de l'emploi job insecurity; prime de précarité bonus given to temporary staff as compensation for lack of job security.[prekarite] nom féminin -
3 remplacement
remplacement [ʀɑ̃plasmɑ̃]masculine nouna. ( = intérim) standing in (de for)• assurer le remplacement d'un collègue pendant sa maladie to stand in for a colleague during his illness• faire des remplacements [secrétaire] to do temporary work ; [professeur] to work as a supply (Brit) or substitute (US) teacherb. ( = substitution) replacement• produit/matériel de remplacement substitute product/material* * *ʀɑ̃plasmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( de personne) replacementnommé en remplacement de M. Robin — appointed as a replacement for Mr Robin
assurer le remplacement d'un collègue — to stand in for ou cover for a colleague
faire des remplacements — [enseignant] to do supply GB ou substitute US teaching; [intérimaire] to do temporary work, to do temping jobs (colloq)
2) ( de chose) replacement* * *ʀɑ̃plasmɑ̃ nmLe remplacement du ministre par un homme plus jeune a été bien accueilli. — The minister's replacement by a younger man was well received.
Un nouveau bâtiment sera construit en remplacement de celui-ci. — A new building will be put up in place of this one.
faire des remplacements [professeur] — to do supply teaching Grande-Bretagne to do substitute teaching USA, [médecin] to do locum work
* * *remplacement nm1 ( de personne) replacement; le remplacement de Pierre par Paul à la direction the replacement of Pierre by Paul as director; il a été nommé en remplacement de M. Robin he was appointed as a replacement for Mr Robin ou to replace Mr Robin; assurer le remplacement d'un collègue pendant ses vacances/son congé de maladie to stand in for ou cover for a colleague during his vacation/his sick leave; faire des remplacements [enseignant] to do supply teaching GB, to do substitute teaching US; [intérimaire] to do temporary work, to do temping jobs○; il a fait trois remplacements ce mois-ci [enseignant] he had three supply GB ou substitute US teaching assignments this month; [intérimaire] he had three temporary ou temping jobs this month;2 ( de chose) replacement; le remplacement d'une pièce usée/de carreaux cassés the replacement of a worn part/of broken windowpanes; ils m'ont donné une télévision neuve en remplacement de la vieille they gave me a new television to replace the old one; émission diffusée en remplacement d'une autre programmeGB broadcast in place of another; produit de remplacement substitute.[rɑ̃plasmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [substitution] replacement2. [suppléance]je ne trouve que des remplacements I can only find work standing in ou covering for other peoplea. [généralement] to do temporary replacement workb. [comme secrétaire] to do temporary secretarial workde remplacement locution adjectivalesolution de remplacement alternative ou fallback (solution)
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